EVENT organisers say they are planning for a full summer of festivities, as they hope to resume normal service after last year’s calendar was decimated by the Covid-19 restrictions.
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Politicians urged to back Overdale site for hospital
ANY delays to the project to build Jersey’s new hospital would be costly and unnecessary, a senior minister has said on the eve of a States debate to finally agree a site for the new facility.
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Jersey’s borders to reopen within days
JERSEY’S borders are to reopen again on 3 July.
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Site details for hospital project released
FURTHER details have been released about the land the government would need to buy under current plans to build the new hospital at Overdale.
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Strained hospital Scrutiny hearing ends with apology
A SCRUTINY hearing about proposals to build the new hospital at Overdale ended with a spat between two Senators this week – and an apology from the senior minister in charge of the project.
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Manche-Iles Express to suspend ferry services until further notice – a week after restarting operations
MANCHE Iles Express has suspended all ferry crossings until further notice – claiming that the Island’s Covid-19 protection measures have led to a ‘drastic’ drop in passengers.
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Lifeline flights to be ‘reactivated’ shortly
‘LIFELINE’ flights between Jersey and the UK could restart within weeks, the Economic Development Minister has said.
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New help for Covid-hit firms
FURTHER support packages for businesses hit hardest by Covid-19, including hotels, tourist attractions and event organisers, are due to be announced imminently following in-principle approval by the Council of Ministers.
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‘Visitor economy will be hit by Super League Triathlon cancellation’
SENATOR Lyndon Farnham says the Government of Jersey must work hard to support the visitor economy this winter, following the loss of what would have been a six-figure Super League Triathlon boost.
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Chief exec ‘will not be paid’ for UK role
CHIEF executive Charlie Parker will not be paid for the controversial non-executive role with
a real estate company that it was revealed earlier this week he now holds, the Chief Minister has said.
